⚡ Bolt: Remove redundant list allocation and LINQ overhead in ToCandidate#309
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💡 What: Refactored the$O(N)$ pass. Decreases garbage collection pressure during heavy network simulations.
ToCandidatemethod inMixedRouting.csto eliminate a temporaryList<GraphArc>allocation and two LINQ.Sum()calls. Values are now accumulated inline within a singleforloop.🎯 Why: The
ToCandidatemethod is likely called very frequently during routing scenarios (hot path). Creating an intermediate list and then iterating it twice with.Sum()lambda functions introduces unnecessary heap allocations (list backing array, enumerators, delegates) and computational overhead.📊 Impact: Reduces object allocations per route candidate generation. Changes a multi-pass operation into a single
🔬 Measurement: Code correctly passes all unit tests, confirming functional equivalence. Performance improvements are structural (reduced algorithmic passes and allocations).
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3906363050174314032 started by @wnj00524